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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-26
The JOFan Family.

1t is with much pleasure that we an
nounce the arrival of Mrs. Joran and her
talented daughters, the Misses Lula,
Pauline and Elise, from the Colonies
1t is fourteen months since they left Ho-
nolulu, and during that time they have
travelled nearly over the Colonies, meet
ing everywhere with brilliant success as
might have been expected. The Colo
NAL press has been unit as to their
wonderful ability as musical artists.
The Sydney &C Herald - of August 3lst
has the following: AN undeniable sue
cess was achieved last evening by the
Joran family at their first concert in the
Y. M. G. A. Hall. 1t is some twelve
months since they were last here. They
then received the highest recognition of
musical people, and they appear to have
gathered their laurels freely throughout
the tour they have made in the various
towns of the adjacent colonies. That all
have real talent is unquestionable, and
their tastes appear to have been rightly
directed, it being noticeable with what
prepared"
Mile. Aldine, the prima donna, came
from the Colonies on the same steamer,
but we are sorry to learn she had been
so seriously i'll since leaving Auckland
that the doctor advised her to go on to
San Francisco. Signor Roselli, an emf
nent baritone, late of Milan, decided to
stop over, and he will be heard this even
ing at the concert at the Y. 81. c.. a.
Hall. He leaves on Tuesday on the
Australia. 1t is to be regretted he can
not be with us longer.
This evening the Misses Joran, assisted
by Signor Roselli, will give grand con-
cert in the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall, the Opera
House being engaged. We predict full
house for them and an enthusiastic re-
ception. The admission is 81 and tick
cts are on sale at Hewett's bookstore, and
can also be obtained at the door. The
concert commences at O'Clock. Follow
ing is the programme
Duet-Overture, " Die Felsenmuhle
Lula and Elise.
Barcarola-" Sulla Poppa "..F. Ricci
Signor Roselli.
Violin SOLO Gypsy Dances Sarasate
Pauline.
Piano solo--(a) Tarantelle ....-... Chopin
(b) Polonaise G sharp minor
(c) EIfinspiel. ...... Heymann
Elise.
Aria" In Happy Moments y" Wallace
SIgnor Roselli.
Duet (piano and violin)-Fantasia:
William Tell
Osborne-De BeriOt
Lula and Pauline.
Piano solo-Scherzo, B fiat minor Chopin
Lula.
Romanza-" Sci vendIcata assai Obi
norah) .......................M eyerbeer
Signor Roseli.
Violin solo-Variations on an American
National Melody .............. Vieuxtemps
Pauline.
Piano solo" Pasquinade ~. Gottschalk
Elise.
Trio-(voice violin and piano." ALA
Stella Confdente " ...... .Robandi
signor Roselli, Misses Lula and Pauline.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-26

THE Colonial papers which came to
hand month ago contained a state
ment, which was republished here, to
the effect that the Roman Catholic
Church had received a grant of 300 900
acres for missionary purposes from the
New South Wales Government. The
statement proves to be entirely I'M
founded; no application has been made
for any such grant and no offer has been
received.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-26

THE British Government has decided
not to remove the Rev. Shirley Baker,
Premier OF Tonga, for his action in the
recent disturbances there, but his actions
will be closely watched by the Imperial
authorities. Sir Henry Holland strongly
disapproves of his conduct and has
warned him that he will be removed
from Tonga if his influence leads to the
il-treatment of the Tongans
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-26

A New commercial treaty has been
concluded between France and China,
which will secure to France few special
privileges.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-26

Our music-loving people have rare
treat in store for them the next four
weeks, now that the Joran family is in
TOWN
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-16
SmrihcrncS Iemimg ont 9lt:
verne % &C norifc Vjeloc.

Snotil for faa War iiben eif Den brebe
Strpm al Turiiter on Spmmeren til
Ilperne. Som eno life nQe pp til Sielbs
Der. lao bar Dog Nlperne Oct egentli9e
tore Maal for Suriititr0mmcn "a
S6weib meo bets talrigc Soteler,
Samlingsiteoet for De beseiitreSe 3ins
oebeltisere laapellom for DC minbre ioos
rappe Reiieuoe. Sele Serben bar pG-
ret enig on at beiinore Naturel /
Sdmeib % at lcppriie De berlise Glper
meo oeres Sanoialo ps Ssbr9er, oeres
ltorartece uoligter % benripenoe 9auo-
ltaber. S manse 9anoe fr-ber eanHet
"Mpetlubber", buis M%eolemmer bar
Oct fGaes Waal at beitige 5inberne "a
uppegle fine Setrastninser ON oerne
Spprt.
9uao Der M pprinbslis bar sipet III.
r%iltltrpmmen oerne Getnina ppao mob
Ilperne, enten oct bar pnret &c ilnae
3inobeItiSereS Yeseiitrins for fin
Sport eller bet bar paret be mere 40
ltaei9e &eiienoes Cans for en- friIf %
itorpaifer Natur, fan pmtrent pnre lisc>
9ploist. Jaitum er, at bio Git % saar
Sopeoitrommen al be esentlise 9uriiter
| europa ON Sommeren, % at bisie
talrise &eiienbe bar poet baaoe Damp
ltibe, Sernbaner % Soteler en- iaa itas
Dig porence % aarpis Snbtast, OF oct
er blepet en- ~betpbelis 1raiif, ipm pos.
ienoe fan iammenlisnes meo ct Qanos
Jrastfart cQer anben lisnenee @arinass
pei.
Gnbper, iom bar bereiit bisie gaue,
bar iumbet benz parb baabe %eiien oo
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-16

citer libt bleu bette en- Npbpenbisbeb for
Mig. Oct benrptfenbe Spn.....
"Sfpno bent, unse Wano, jes foritaar
Deres 8eseitrins, men 2open bar csiaa
fine 6ororinser."
Seq ailtpo ira alle mine Ianer, iors
IGNITE ale mine 6orbinoelier, itGn9te
mig inbe, lepebe Blot for benoe! vt be-
ifriue ale mine JorIGs paa at tren9e
iib eiennem bisie for mig itanste 0Dre,
piloe pare en- flor Opgape for Sumerlis,
Tirsilius, Geruantes % Yonlpn bu Ter
rail. Wine Urepe? ..... Man rep
benz / Stpffer Ioran Sinouet lise for
mine Zine. Miue 8lpmiter? 80.
Seq iaa benz eltbnu friife ipm benoeS
2aber, lisse noe / Sfarnet paa @aben."
"Staffefs rnge ManS!"
"Sa Del. 0eres Weolibenbeo sDoer
gali JON / nit 6jerte. Snart oil man
mlfripe paa min @raefteH.. 4eef Atsiiffet
en- Itaftels ing Wano, lom bpbe al &jer=
ligbeo. 0an rprte Ell Yolitifulbm99s
-tias GiGtt7r-4H HIGH life HteetHtstSEI pm ban
elitebe!"
"5il Sagen!"
"Strar, 9r. 5iltomastis. 6enoes
Sienere?.... 2e eletoise 2afeier tpo
mine 8cnse lben at bjetpe mig. Senz
oes 96r?..... Soor uite bar je9 life
unoer De melt uli9e 5prtlGbnin9er ipgt
at transe ino til 6euoe! Som 8pbuo
bar jeg bcnbes &atfer % pioItebe ben-
oes Mtaiter. SOm Saserbrens bentebe
jes De letreite Saffeller til benoe. SOnl
@abeieier aabteoe jeg 8o9uopren for
benbe ubeu Ell eneite Sang at faa tale
meo benoe. Seq ful9te beloe rueralt."
"SSimntel, bpor beIpGrli9 Be bar
ntaattet bore for beuoe!."
"9en ianoe &iGrlisbeo brDber fig
life ON iaaoanue Smaatins. ga, jes
ful9te eiter benbe. s Worses fiji jes
bore, at bun bapoe cpia9t i'm 2eiligbeb,
blep %fprtuilet. Seq iuor. at Sulen life
lfuloe saa neo, fgr jes bapoe siuet mine
5plelier 2uit. !6un itDote mig bort,
piloe life pibe al mig ioas ipm isaar,
lpm altio! pa 9rebes jes al Sortpilelie,
table 5atniu9en % $3.50. a~nfiaseoe
benoe for GDueri!"
"gn panuittig 3anblin9."
Seq bauoe op9jort min Ylan. Den
far lpffeoes, jes bar Iaaet Gnleonins
til at I%orflare mig. Wit iioite Miobel
bar @plo. 9eres g9enter bjafp mig.
@lo ueliisne ocln berfpr.
(5nibmG9fi9en ier paa 9ameit, 9a=
men tier i~orlesen).
"6r. 5lilomestis! Seq faar enb
poerlisere bebe Gem antesne, at jes er
20 Iar gammel, mine 5OrGlores cneite
Spn, og bar opbbelt iaa marge 9ulinbe
6rancs / &cuter ON s(aret, ipm ies bar
Iar. Sort 5amiliepaaben piier tire
&lpperblabe % TO Gambler pan @ulos
srnnb, jes eier ct tibet Sutel / Saris %
ct 2Ditilot / Eicuroie. Seq tilbpoer
Wdbanle min 6aano nleb aft, bpae lea
eier."
SulbmGstigen i~tOrler.
Samen infer.
Ten fprite 9psnins fpresaar pau
SDnoag, pg man paaitaar, at DC to puz
rise ifal lDies paa eli Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-16
ltbebaselige S,usopr.

lbebagelige SusSpr. s 5alfon.
berg, Sverige, leper en- Glore, nooet
linosips aone, bpis eneite SeltiGftiaelit
% Ioiprepelie er at OpioHre 9lutter.
@nar man en- Splitinsbas icrbi beuns
aoHes TiiiSu, Ian man ufte iaa ie 6 a
z tore, Ireioise Gremplarer af Iliae
Staoeopr iisse % iOle iig Der. Sill
spnelis Sarelie % Sens Ear 0preue
III ao9aH9, % bum bar iaaet benz laa
t%alllIi', at, raar bun lofter paa benz,
tomner DC frem Of fine Suaer for at
faa en- eller anben 2atferbiolfen al lin
"DtaomOoers" Saanb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-16

0lsr, lom 3 bebaser, naar 3 uil
9lere &et; % 5 oil altib sipre &et / at
erllse "Si9low's Toiitipe Cure" for
9ulte, Sorticlelie % for aIe 2umse. %
Straeelpsoomme. Y~ebaselia at taas
% cirter burtist. so Gcnts o. 81 pr.
Slalte Dos 5. j.. montgomery 4 Co..
Gecorab, Soma. (seb.I'
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-16
Npao ainr man Title, haar
man Ct to~rcIifct!
chi Georges Ga @erpuie).

liben Serre inlgte otter benoe. @n
Tmarian, Tom iglser efter en- 0ame... -.
set Ter man buer Dag. Dor file Scrre
ubmrrfeSe iis BOG iremTor fine lise ueo
en- iaa tpoeligt iremtrroenbe Tasiicn,
at aQc forbi9ancnoe itanicbe cs iaa efter
BAN. Sutet M~cnnelfe irteresiereSc fig
fpr 0ameu, ioin iaa me9et I%tiffelis no.
Scrrerne itorlo ID BAN, 9drnerne lmis
leac, "a @aoegutterur, buis itarpe Slif
irart bapor opoaget oennc Sccne, be-
Qnubte iormelig at bible ben lile perre
paa Gamcn, ioet Sc raabtc: Tag fat /
beneel"
&DSmeioe % uoe al Jig ielp icste 9a-
men al 9jcrc en- buriis Guoe pau Sfans
balcu peo at saa inc / en- Yutif. Den
file 0erre ialste oiebiifteiis efter.
"Iro life, at De paa oenne Maaoe
unbgaar mig, Maoame!" raabte ban til
6enoe % itpu9tc 0Dreu til DC inore IG-
refer.
"Spao cuifer De, min Serre?" ipirste
Sutitlomiruen.
"6uab bebaaer Maoome?" ipurste
SanbelsiulomGgtieen.
Seq beocr On Seitpttelie. Gn Def
qime bar beunc 0erre iulst mig | S9s
leue."
"Gtt ica life bar iulst Gem ~lrnsere,
or lanoelig life min Sfplo, Mabame.
SOrreitcn ma 10 altin9 babe Ell Sespns
hclIc."
"Gn bpilt utntteliS Spss, min
Serre."
"3et Ell insen Spea. min naubise.
Iil De tilitaa mig ct Gieblifs Can't
tale?"
"Sce pil irgentii,s ~tiiitaa Gem. Oct
or paa bpi Tio, at benne Sfanoale iaar
eli Gnoe.~
"9et cr ooiaa nit baieite Cnife. S9r
iaa soo at tasc min slrni, laa ifal jes
frlse Gem biem."
"@Gen 49,. men -. min Serre
49,. jce tienber Dem 10 llet iffe!"
get CT retup bet, iom sjpr Mig
ntrrIteiio. Seq tjcubcr Gem. bet er
NOT! 6pr 2eres caen Sfplp tag min
Nrm."
"0e er lise n%arasti9 ipm ufurifam.
met. Seq pil life saa iamwen nieo
Oem.."
Gette Suar uperraiter mig life, jes
bar iorbereot paa set. Men Der finoes,
@ubIfelop, ct auoet Wtinoel. Oct er
Ceres c9eu Stpto, Mtabame, ON leg
better &oliiist."
"&olitiet?" raabte iamtibis Den OPP
brastc lille 0agie, Ben forltrGtfeec Gicr
al 8utilan % be i~orieieoe srinenoe
SanoclsbetieHte.
"SuurIur Yulitiet?" ipurste Sutitens
Gier.
"Sppr9 Gamen OH set. SAB benoe
life fomme Gem aiiigte, um Be oil uno.
saa llbcbaselisbeocr meb Iplitimpnbiss
beSerne. Seq saar III eitcr to Yuliti-
funitablei % en- Susu."
Oct CT ubprt! Wtiue !Serrer, jes
fertilizer Dem, at je9 life bar ben rins
selte Gnelie ON, buao oft bette ifal
betpoe."
SCR IiOTe Gang, pil De tasc min
Grm elier life, MsaSame?"
"aleri9l Sent &c &olitiet!"
Seq Ipoer 9eres Seialins, Ma-
bame!" Zen unse Maub penote lis til
guiifcns Gicr:
@Ge CT mig ~aniuarfis for 9amen
~forppsi9t CT ie9 Der isjcn ON ii Mis
inter-"
Sau sit % eIterluo Be tilbaseparense
| maad0s 5arbauielic. Otter at baue
nSbrcSt fig Ouer penne Serres sranie-
LIE 5r0fbeo bao 9amen Suiifens Gier
ON at foa soa i'm @ei. gum bar 8aros
nesie X % boeoe / Sue DC Yaraois.
Naa istnoe 10 ienoe en- meb benoe, iaa
at benoes S0entiiet blep beuiit % bun
beltDttet mob beune uiorlfammebe. 1il
spar peste Gieren at Sutifsn paa TO
TolititOnitabler, iom netop Tom inS /
Butifen.
Agi er til 9jeneite!" iasbe ben eleite
al BEN - "ber er altiaa cit Game at
orretere?"
"@ain Serre.." raabte Den lille Dame
forIfretiet, - "hap Den @obbeS at bgre
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-16


"Stte noset Yruuf, min Yise. 5ors
rciten er pi 10 ale Menueifer. Ii bar
ale pore Spasbeoer. Min Suasbeo ct
Gbiinten, min @ens berburte 1obatien,
% 9eres CT bet at penbe no % IND paa
anbres CONNER"
"0et er neberorestist! Min Serre,
jeg er Snronesie X"
"Stte iaa salt! 8 9eres Steb piloe
jog beller itrar bape ia9t &eiierinoe al
Yralilien."
"Seg bpr / Gue be Haraois. Man
fan folse mig bjem for at %iorpisie fig
berom."
"Wte9et gobt? Men fprit ifal hi
sicre Ell liben Tiiit inbom bos Yulitiz
iulomG9tisen. Oct er en- meset elf.
pGroi9 Serre."
Seq fpl9er life meo 9em."
"6prtrGffeli9t!"
"9ab mig saa berira, iaa ifal jes
~spbtgipre Gem for 9eres SeiuGr."
notwithstanding? Meaet sobt!
Set fan lGg9es til oct purise. 6orgp=
ri9t, Der fommer Oeres !Serre!"
"Wiin Serre? lliorIfdmmebe!."
"Sebre pg beore! Sorn9rme en- of
fentlie 5jeneitemaub unber ~llb0petIm al
fin Ilist."
"9e tror bel life iremoeles for Ilupr,
at jeg ital iti9e up i ben Sc9n?"
"Naturliguis, min naaoise, iauiremt
Dc life ioretreifer at tase min Irm."
"Ia! SfjGnbiot!"
Otter iornDet Srsuerlin9 bnr 9amelt
iugen auoen llbpei enb lammen meo lin
Spriplscr % De to Yolitifonltabler at
tase Tfobs / Sp9nen.
"8jbr!" raaber en- at &pnItablerne,
% Tosnen letter Jig | 8epG9elle.
&pnItabelen bar Ia9t ianot. Toliti=
fulbma9tigen bar pirfeli9 c n bpgeeli9
Mano. San bapoe netop inbiaset en-
lioen uoirst Wiboas % beianbt fig i Ell
Gilitamb al fort Selbefinoenbe. Sea-
tirlispis fuaoe cit ing, elegant % pafter
Danes 8eIos BLOT uare bant peltpm=
ment. 6an loo beripr better life lin
uatrc San9e pente lenscre ero fem sri
inter / cit inbrpset, meb Tolitiiororo=
ringer, Stattelilter, 2rGb9nfer ps Ell
ifiooen aamin foripnet Sal FAINT aab=
neoe Ipreu til tit &Untur.
Seo SDnet al DAMIEN imileoe Den
lpffeli9e 9jencitemanb. Naar ma bag
Zig operlupmmes al ouerfjprte Spb9jen=
sere, 2ommetppe, 5alifipilere % tuetp=
bise 6ruentimmer, naar man nlna fore
Erotoful ouer paa @aben pptasne Sinoe
% table E%araplper, iaa er man benrpft
pper II Gang at iaa ie Ell bebaselis Ii=
perlins. %clitifalpmUstiscu biliebe 8a=
men meb ct penligt Sniil.
"&nr iau gutb utt noe iiio... Yfip
life banse, jes er life nOsen Meuneite=
Goer."
Silbmn9tisen bpb meo en- 9aauobe-
pGselie fine @jGIter at tase Tlabs.
"5pab sjeloer BET MI esentlis?"
Zen lille 9erre reiite fig. Den lille
Dame liseiaa. Sesse talte paa Ell
Sang.
"Sagte -. ia9te 49,. life paa e,
Gang. t9pcm er oen Inflasebe?"
Serren: Seq"
0amen: Seq"
5ilpmGstisen til Yplititontablerne
"Spem bar refuireret ebers Sinlp?
%aOnitablerne: "0en Serre Der"
Silbmastisen: "Niin Serre, De bar
Sroet. 9al!"
(9amen letter Jig iortuilet, Serrer
buffer bofli9t).
"3r. YolitifulomGetisl Sar DC mo-
seniinbe eliiet?"
Seq fllnoe iuare Gem, at Den Ting
life pebtummer Sem, men jog pil life
negte, at nit 9ierte bar bantet mere
eno Ell Gang"
IA i%pritaar De psiaa aft, bpao ies
bar libt. Sor Omtrins to Maaneber
iieen ..... jes uar iuit fcmmen mig
etter en- ipGr Spsoum 49,. foreifrep
min Sage mig Smpptnins al 9uit %
GolpreSelie. Seq boebe ba / Iue
o'Gnier. Sea Hntteoe berfpr iii 9iue Se
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-16

SulbmGstigm ~itOrler.
0amen infer.
Ten fprite 9psninS fpresaar paa
Spnoas, pg ma paaitaar, at De to pp>
rise ifal lpies paa eli Sang.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
So. NorridgeWock.

Burnham 4 Morrill, have bought q
piece of land near the corn shop o fCalvir
llale's estate for 5000, and are to build
this winter an ice house for their own
use.
One hundred and sixteen partook of
supper at the Quinnebassct House last
Wednesday evening, by invitation of our
leading clothing manufacturers, Conant
& IIusscy, who paid all the bills, after
supper a social hop,was INDUCED in, by
good home music. The music furnish
ed for the Social at the QuinnebaSsct
House Wednesday evening, was by lib
belts orchestra as follows: Organist
Mrs Thomas Wclch; Albert jenkins,
Bass; IIamblin Hale, Cornet; Martin
llarvill, Violin; Samuel Tibbetts, Violin
A Trio was sung by Miss Nellie Diggles,
The Hotel was brilliantly Illuminated by
Chinese lanterns.
At a meeting of Rates Post, G.. A. r.,
No. 81, held Wednesday evening, Dec. I.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Stewart Wing, Com ;
Levi Moore, S V. G. =, II. H. CT, s., J.
V. c.; IL. c. Powers, q. NJ ; Samuel
Allen, Secy Eben Doyen, Chap. IL. +.
Hale o. D.. ; f. S, Wade, O. q.
Enos Gilman one day last week come
very near being killed. while at work in
the woods cutting wood; he fell back
wards on his ak, cutting z sh about 3
inches long and an inch and one-half
deep, so as to require the assistance of
DR.. Narncy, who had to take three stitch
es in the cut.
There are several cases of measles in
town.
A. s. Conant went to Boston Monday,
to look after the interest OF his clothing
business.
The blacksmith shop formerly oc-
cupied by S. b. Witherell, and now by
Mr.. Witherell's sons has been used I r
more than so years, and nearly sixty
THOUSAND horses have been shod in that
time. Mr.. Lewis A. Witherell. now at
work in the shop, commenced at the age
of - years, and has done more work in
shoeing then any other young man in
Somerset County. The average horse
shoes is 30 years. Mr. w. has made a
specially of shooting ugly and unmanage-
able horses and colts which have been
brought to Mr. w. when others failed I;
no animal leaves the shop without being
shod.
Mr. Ira Rogers is very low with con-
sumption and can survive but a short
time.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14

For the benft Of all persons concerned, and
they are many, We give the United States Postal
Laws relating to newspapers and subscribers:
!. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice to the contrary are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
II. If the subscribers order the discontlnu-
ance of their periodicals the publisher may con
tinuc sending them until all arrcarages are paid
up.
III. II Subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which they
are directed, they are held responsible until they
have settled their bill and ordered them discon-
tinucd.
" If subscribers move to other places and
fail to inform the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
sponsble.
V. ANY person who receives newspaper
and makes use of it, whether he has ordered 1t
or not, is held in law to be subscriber.
VI. II subscribers pay in advance, they arc
bound to give notice to the publishers at the end
of their time, if they do not wish to continue
taking it; otherwise the publisher is authorized
to send il on and the subscriber is responsible
until express notice, with payment OF all ar
rears, is sent direct to the publisher.
The new postal amendment has made it a
penal oifcnse to refuse to pay for newspaper
and may be imprisoned for fraud.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14

Among the bills introduced by Senator Frye,
and referred to the Committee on Commerce,
were several Of vital Importance to American
shipping interests. One, ga bill for the cnconr-
agpmcnt Of the American Merchant Marine,
and TO promote postal and commercial relations
with foreign countries. provides that for "trans-
ferring the mails Of the United States between
any port of the United States and any foreign
port or between ports Of the Atlantic and ports
in the Pa 'ihc, touching al any foreign port,
there may be allowed sum not exceeding nifty
cents per mile, on the trip each way, of actual
nautical miles Travelled between terminal points
for each trip actually made; but such service
Shall be performed only under control entered
into by the Postmaster General, after legal adj
ycrtisement, with the lowest responsible bid
der"
Mr. FRYE, also introduced bill providing for
the payment, to any vessel. whether sail or
steam built and owned wholly IN the United
States, engaged in the foreign trade, the sum Of
thirty cents per registered ton for each 1000
miles sailed, and pro rata for any distance
sailed less than 1000 miles, on any voyage be-
tween this and foreign countrys.
These bills will be considered early by the
committee, and will pass the Senate. The end
sought by to be gained by them is the establish
mcnt Of American steamship lines running
more especially to the South American Rcpub-
leans, and the building up of trade with their
ports.
Similar bills will be presented in the House
by Mr.. Dinglcy, after the House committees are
announced and will be referred to the commit
tee on shipping interests of which he will be a
member.
Among the bills presented in the Senate
Monday, were the following
For allowance Of bounty Of IS IL per month
to all men who served in the army during the
war. Asking additional compensation for
fourth class postmasters. For committee Of
arbitration with Great Britain. For an amend
ment Of the constitution allowed Congress to
pass uniform laws on the subjects Of marriage
and divorce. For amendment to the constitu-
ton prohibiting the manufacture, importation
or sale of intoxicating liquors in the United
States.
Senator Hale, offered in the Senate Monday,
his resolution providing for the appointment of
"A committee to investigate the condition of the
departments and acertain whether appoint
mcnts have been based on merit and qualihca-
tinile III Iii triAlIlcd a nnrtisan llXnrs
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
Governor RodWelI.

The serious illness of Governor Bod
well has caused feeling of deep anxiety
to his many friends all over the State and
in other States also. Probably no man in
Maine has business relations with such q
large number of men in the State and Out
of it as Gov. Bodwell, and his business
associates are warm friends wherever
they are.
His illness has been severe one but his
robust physique apparently gives him the
power to conquer the disease, and he is
reported to be getting along well and it is
hoped he has safely passed the icrltical
stage and is now recovering slowly but
surely.
We are glad to hear this Wednesday
morning, by wire from Ilallowell, that
Governor Bodwell continues to improve,
and was able to sit up several hours yes
terday.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
Maine State Grange.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

FIRST DNY.-The State Grange will
meet Tuesday forenoon at 10 O'Clock,
Dec 10Th Opening exercises in the 4th
degree. Roll call of Oranges; introduce
ton of Business; Appointment of Com
mittccs. Afternoon session, o'clock.
Worthy Master Frederick Robes an
nual address which will be public. An
nual address, of ID. II Trying, Lecturer,
and of all other State officers. Annual
report of +. \ Allen, Secretary; s. S.
Smith, Treasurer; the Executive Com.
The Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, and Of Patrons Mutual Aid
Society. Introduction of Business. Re-
port of Deputies of State Grange. Even
ing session, Z 30 O'Clock. Introduction of
new Business. Reports from County and
Subordinate Oranges by Worthy Masters
or delegates thereof, either verbal or in
writing not to exec. three minutes each
sixth in delivery. Comforting the fifth
and perhaps the degree in ampleform.
SECOND DAY.-Morning session at .
O'Clock. Election of officers; lntroduc-
ton of new business; disqualification of
the unwrittcn work; Reports of special
committees and discussion. Evening
session. Reports Of special committees
continued and discussion.
THIRD Morning session. install
lation of officers; Unfinished business
Closing Of the session.
FREDERICK Robe.
State Master
Gorham, Dec. 10th, 1857.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
What am l to do?

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happily but too well known. They differ
in different individuals to some extent.
Bilious man is seldom breakfast
eater. Too frequently, alas he has an
excellent appetite for liquids but none
for solids of morning. His tongue will
hardly bear inspection at any time; if it
is not white and furred, it is rough, at all
events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrh9a or Constipation may
be symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often Hemorroids or even loss
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